Deyongs Egyptian Embrace Towels - Pink

GSM stands for 'Grams per Square Meter.' A 550GSM rating indicates a medium-to-heavy weight towel, offering a good balance of softness, absorbency, and durability, typical for high-quality bath towels.

A bath towel is typically smaller, designed for full coverage. A bath sheet is larger, offering more fabric for greater coverage and a more luxurious wrapping experience.

No, bleach is not recommended as it can damage the Egyptian cotton fibers and cause discoloration, compromising the towel's quality and appearance.

It is generally recommended to wash bath towels every 3-4 uses or once a week if used daily. Hand towels may need more frequent washing.

Egyptian cotton fibers are longer and finer than those of regular cotton, resulting in stronger, smoother yarns that create towels that are exceptionally soft, highly absorbent, and more durable.

Yes, 100% Egyptian cotton is a natural, breathable fiber that is generally gentle on sensitive skin. However, always check product care labels and avoid harsh detergents.

The complete bundle includes: 30 x 30cm face cloths (pack of 4), 50 x 90cm hand towels (pair), 70 x 137cm bath towel, 90 x 160cm bath sheet, and 100 x 200cm jumbo bath sheet.

Avoid using fabric softener, as it coats the cotton fibers. Wash again with a mild detergent and tumble dry on low heat. Consider adding a cup of white vinegar to the rinse cycle (use separately from detergent) to help strip away residue and restore absorbency.

Ensure towels are washed with similar colors, especially during the initial washes. Washing in cold water for the first cycle can also help set the color. Use a color catcher sheet if concerned.

This is common with new, highly absorbent towels. Ensure you are not overloading the washing machine or dryer. Clean the lint filter in your dryer after each use. A lower heat setting during drying can also help reduce shedding.

Ensure your washing machine is effectively spinning out excess water. Do not overcrowd the dryer. Consider using a slightly higher heat setting for the initial part of the drying cycle if needed, but always finish on low to prevent damage. Ensure adequate ventilation if line drying.